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The Money Shelf

From the shelf

Bestsellers, checked

The Money Shelf follows 22 claims across 102 popular money books. Every one of the 102 books has its own page below, starting with twelve that carry many of the claims. Each page shows which claims the shelf links to the book, and what the records from the United States, the United Kingdom and Australia say about each.

Robert T. Kiyosaki

Does Rich Dad Poor Dad hold up?

See the verdicts →Morgan Housel

Does The Psychology of Money hold up?

See the verdicts →Bill Perkins

Does Die With Zero hold up?

See the verdicts →Dave Ramsey

Does The Total Money Makeover hold up?

See the verdicts →JL Collins

Does The Simple Path to Wealth hold up?

See the verdicts →Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko

Does The Millionaire Next Door hold up?

See the verdicts →Ramit Sethi

Does I Will Teach You to Be Rich hold up?

See the verdicts →John C. Bogle

Does The Little Book of Common Sense Investing hold up?

See the verdicts →Vicki Robin and Joe Dominguez

Does Your Money or Your Life hold up?

See the verdicts →Scott Pape

Does The Barefoot Investor hold up?

See the verdicts →George S. Clason

Does The Richest Man in Babylon hold up?

See the verdicts →Dave Ramsey

Does Baby Steps Millionaires hold up?

See the verdicts →

All 102 books, A to Z

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